As advertised they are spicy. Overall the flavor is better than standard for ramen noodles. This is one of those that comes with a little dried vegetable packet which makes for a bit more substance to it. It's a little larger pack than the cheap noodles too which makes for a generous portion which is nice to share. However nobody else in the house wanted any so I got to eat the whole pack myself. These are definitely going to stay on my shopping list!

My husband loves these for making Asian noodle soups. I have had the vegetarian version of this brand, and it was wonderful. My husband remarks that this one is fairly spicy and has a deep, robust flavor. He likes it a lot, and you cannot beat the price!

We’ve bought this brand twice already and we are hooked on them 🤣. My grandson loves the hot spicy mix. I don’t use the hot mix because it’s to hot for me but the noodles are so good! This is our favorite noodles, easy to make . I like to add chicken or eggs to mine for extra protein .

I like this brand in many kind of noodle and I like this one especially. I like the everything about this, noodle and taste are all great if you put the right amount of water and if you like sweet, just add some sugar to it depends on your reference.

The noodles were perfect. Thick and chewy and not mushy. This is why I gave the product a higher rating. The flavor however was abysmal. Spicy with very little flavor, and somewhat bitter. Not a fan. I love spicy food but this isn't it. If I were to buy these again I would toss out the flavor packet and add my own seasonings.

Since Sam's is no longer selling the Nissin Geki (Boo...love those things..lol) I decided to go with this brand and these are great also, but a little more expensive. If you're like me and CANT STAND the cheap Top Ramen stuff but like Ramen Noodles give these a shot...good flavor and a nice heat level also

This is not for everyone. If you have trouble with mild sauce, please go elsewhere. If you like good taste with plenty of heat, this is a great option. Personally, I use it as a base and add veggies (carrots, peas, corn, etc.). mushrooms, bamboo and protein (chicken, shrimp, tofy). Makes a great lunch. My big downsides are calories (500 for one package) and sodium. As part of an overall diet with good variety with some exercise thrown in, it is a good occasional treat.

These noodles are so spicy I had to just eat the noodle but they were still the best noodles I had in a long time. I can't wait to do a stir-fry w/ them and thin the spice to season a whole pot of vegetables too. Real tasty and settled w/o heartburn which I usually have from almost everything.

This is good noodles. Now this version is made in the USA and it is very noticeably different from the Korean import variant I bought from the Asian stores and the version bought from Costco. Both Costco and the Asian stores have the same quaility and type of noodles. This particular Shin ramyun from Walmart has different type of noodles, slightly thinner and more fried. The color is slightly darker than the other variants, strings are slightly thinner, and the fried noodles are way more crispy which is good if eaten raw, but it's really bad for transporting because they break down so easily, especially in these bags with no cardboard. I don't mind the difference but my wife certainly prefers the original version (and costco version) as opposed to this one.

Do you like Ramen? Do you enjoy hot food? This will make you very happy. The spice level is a bit much for people with no built up tolerance to spicy food, but if you're the type that can handle say - Sriracha sauce levels of heat, you'll likely really enjoy this! This is my go to order when I crave ramen.